This critical four-part series examines the effects of technology in the classroom; how that technology is used; who has access to it, and who does not; and the price for being on the wrong side of the digital divide. Each program analyzes the issues and initiatives surrounding the nation’s drive to provide all students with a high-tech education, from the viewpoint of teachers, government officials, industry executives, leaders in the fight for techno-equality, and—most important—the students themselves. 4-part series, 57 minutes each.

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The Series Includes : Wired for What? The Dividends of Universal Access | Fair Play: Achieving Gender Equity in the Digital Age | Virtual Equality: The Information Revolution and the Inner City | Crossing the Divide: Creating a High-Tech Work Force

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		Digital Divide: Teachers, Technology, and the Classroom As the digital revolution sweeps across America, many young people are experiencing what has come to be known as the digital divide. The first hour of this program examines the push to wire America's schools, addressing crucial issues such as integra...(more details)		DVD $199.95 DVD + 3-Year Streaming $299.93 3-Year Streaming $199.95
		Net.LEARNING Distance learning technology is bringing education to students anytime, anywhere, and creating on-line communities of learners. The ability to go to school in cyberspace, via computer and the Internet, is causing quite a stir in the world of educatio...(more details)		DVD $299.90 DVD + 3-Year Streaming $449.85 3-Year Streaming $299.90

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